Cape Coral council to review $500M Bimini East concept July 29
Cape Coral council is scheduled to review a $500 million Bimini East concept after one RFP response and more than $45 million in public investment.
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Cape Coral’s Seven Islands project faces scrutiny after mangrove removal
Work stopped after protected mangroves were removed at Cape Coral’s Seven Islands project. Restoration, federal review and further city approvals remain unresolved.
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Cape Coral sends $596,144 Yacht Club gas proposal back
Cape Coral City Council sent a proposed $596,144 natural-gas extension back for cost and funding answers before deciding whether the Yacht Club project advances.
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Cape Coral Sets FY2027 Millage Cap; Stormwater Fee Would Rise
Cape Coral City Council set a FY2027 millage cap and assessment limits, including a proposed $7 stormwater increase, while final rates remain pending.
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HB 803 starts in Cape Coral: $7,500 minor-permit exemption & SFHA limits
Cape Coral is reminding residents that Florida’s HB 803 starts July 1, 2026. A limited $7,500-under exemption exists, but SFHA flood zones are excluded.
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Cape Coral says HB 803 covers only a narrow set of home projects
Florida’s HB 803 took effect July 1, but Cape Coral says it applies only to small single-family projects outside flood zones and away from trade work.
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Cape Coral permitting changes July 1: EnerGov intake and HB 803 exemptions
Cape Coral’s online-first permitting begins July 1, 2026. Owner-builders should use EnerGov; walk-in intake shrinks—plus HB 803 may exempt some small home work.
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Cape Coral budget questions sharpen over property-tax ballot
Cape Coral, FL — A proposed Florida homestead tax amendment is headed to voters, putting city budget choices, fees and services under sharper review.
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Cape Coral fuel prices keep easing, but diesel is still above $5
Cape Coral FL Gas & Diesel Watch – AAA’s latest check shows regular gas and diesel easing, but diesel still tops $5 and both are higher than a year ago.
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Cape Coral approves up to $100 million in water and sewer bonds
Cape Coral City Council approved borrowing authority for utility expansion projects, including North 1 East and Judd Creek lines, with long-term cost questions ahead.
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Cape Coral’s Jaycee Park is days from reopening, and the next question is how it will operate
Cape Coral FL – Jaycee Park is slated to reopen April 30, with a ribbon cutting May 8, as final work wraps up and concession plans remain unsettled.
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Cape Coral’s Jaycee Park is reopening April 30 — what residents will find and what comes next
Cape Coral FL – Jaycee Park reopens April 30 after a major rebuild, with a May 8 ribbon cutting and a few unanswered questions about food and drink service.
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Cape Coral asks residents to water less as drought drags on and northeast irrigation ban stays in place
Cape Coral FL – The city wants residents to water lawns once a week during drought, but most addresses still legally remain on the regular two-day schedule.
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Cape Coral asks residents to water lawns once a week as drought continues; NE well users still face irrigation ban
Cape Coral asked residents on April 1 to voluntarily water lawns once a week, but most addresses still legally follow the city’s regular two-day schedule.
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Cape Coral Daily: Water, Traffic and Growth in Focus
Cape Coral, FL – April 4, 2026 – Water conservation, a parkway widening vote, workforce planning, and permit trends are shaping the city’s week.
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Water Shortage Costs, Bridge Delays and Rescue Training Lead Cape Coral Headlines
Cape Coral, FL – April 3, 2026 – Water infrastructure costs, bridge delays, and public safety training are driving key discussions across the city.
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Council Weighs Parkway Expansion as Police Crack Down on Dangerous Driving
Cape Coral, FL – April 2, 2026 – City leaders advance a major parkway project as police report new traffic arrests and regional bridge impacts.
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Utilities Work, Traffic Enforcement and Housing Trends Lead Cape Coral Updates
Cape Coral, FL – April 1, 2026 – Utilities expansion, traffic enforcement results and fresh housing data are shaping key city conversations this week.
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Cape Coral Leaders Highlight Economic Wins, Budget Priorities and Park Repair Costs
Cape Coral, FL – March 31, 2026 – City leaders spotlight new economic wins, budget priorities, and park repair costs shaping Cape Coral’s growth.
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Seven Islands Project Advances as Housing Costs and Bridge Planning Stay in Focus
Cape Coral, FL – March 30, 2026 – Major redevelopment plans, rising home project costs, and long-range bridge upgrades are shaping city growth talks.
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Water Costs, Bridge Delays and Island Sale Funds Lead Cape Coral’s Week
Cape Coral, FL – March 29, 2026 – Water shortages, bridge delays and new city funds are shaping local budgets, businesses and infrastructure planning.
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Utility Rates, Bridge Delays and Development Funds Lead Cape Coral Agenda
Cape Coral, FL – March 28, 2026 – City leaders weigh utility rate hikes, bridge delays pinch businesses, and Seven Islands funds move forward.
